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Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon
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Posted 16 January 2023

Official Raspberry Pi Touch Screen 7-Inch £58.57 @ Amazon

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The 7" Touchscreen Monitor for Raspberry Pi gives users the ability to create all-in-one, integrated projects such as tablets, infotainment systems and embedded projects. The 800 x 480 display connects via an adapter board which handles power and signal conversion. It is truly interactive as the latest software drivers will support a virtual 'on screen' keyboard, so there is no need to plug in a keyboard and mouse.

  • Raspberry Pi 7-Inch Touch Screen Display
  • Turn your Raspberry Pi into a touch screen tablet, infotainment system, or standalone device
  • 10 finger capacitive touch
  • A range of educational software and programs available on the Raspberry Pi will be touch enabled, making learning and programming easier on the Raspberry Pi.

Box Contains
  • 7inch Touchscreen Display
  • Adapter Board
  • 4 x Mounting Pillars
  • Display Ribbon cable
  • 4 x Jumper Wires

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  1. Humss's avatar
    Humss
    I got myself a raspberry pie to run home assistant, still need to set it up. Would this screen be useful for what im doing?
    P-A1XAKS's avatar
    P-A1XAKS
    It would, however... Home assistant once set up is so easy to access on other screens. Literally just a URL so it would likely be better just picking up a cheap Amazon fire tablet for like £30, and not have to thave it tethered to the pi and plugged in all the time etc.

    I was expecting to have my pi with HA connected to a screen etc but didn't even need a when to set it all up, it was brilliant
  2. Masty's avatar
    Masty
    Out of interest, what are these used for?
    iamiq's avatar
    iamiq
    Depends on your project and if you want a dedicated screen for it. As with each project, your mileage may vary.

    I use a screen with my EnviroPi setup to measure temps, pressure, humidity etc in my greenhouse. Having a dedicated screen for it in the greenhouse helps me.

    I also use another screen for my Pi-hole adblocking setup which sits next to my router.

    A touchscreen isn't always useful. I want to replace my Pi-hole screen with an e-ink screen instead.

    Edit: typos (edited)
  3. joebaker123's avatar
    joebaker123
    Pi's cost an arm and a leg nowadays, not to say they are OOS most time. I remember the times when you could turn-up to your local butcher and buy a Pi with cash.
    kingosticks's avatar
    kingosticks
    Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ has been in stock for a while at The Pi Hut, if that model is useful to you. And same price as always from official resellers, do not feed the scalpers. Other models.. yeh, still very hard to find.

    In case you have not seen: rpilocator.com/?co…ock (edited)
  4. Cocola's avatar
    Cocola
    Is it 4K though?
    wolf33055's avatar
    wolf33055
    No, but a new RPI nearly is
  5. davetherave3's avatar
    davetherave3
    Those bezels…
  6. _hukdealer_'s avatar
    _hukdealer_
    Whole 7" fire tablet is half price of this screen... can't see the deal here imho! Not voted btw.
    lazyfatboy's avatar
    lazyfatboy
    So can you easily run full linux on your Fire tablet without needing to mess around with it, have it multitask, run a DNS server, web server, pi hole, etc etc ?
    You’re effectively comparing 2 things meant for entirely different purposes. 
  7. eshanmistry73's avatar
    eshanmistry73
    I use two of these for my Pi's really handy
    qwerty09876's avatar
    qwerty09876
    Hi, sorry if question is for wrong forum however appreciate any helpful advice. Could anyone help explain how I can use an old Pi I have to set it up for playing old Sega/ Snes emulator games please? Rooky so would need step by step instructions. I have a old Raspberry Pi 3 Model B 1.2 GHz Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A53 Motherboard, snes type USB gamepads, and a micro-SD card for the Pi. Thanks
  8. Wieczor's avatar
    Wieczor
    Don't forget to buy your Raspberry Pi 4 from eBay for £120
  9. sdaniaal's avatar
    sdaniaal
    Literally just want a starter kit 🥲
  10. Phlom's avatar
    Phlom
    "Screen Resolution ‎800 x 480 pixels
    Resolution ‎640 x 480"
    So which of them?
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